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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22

PROGRAMMES OF COnCert.
!. Overture uette de Portici........Auher
Arnold's Orchestra.
2. Finland Love Song .........J. Mosenthal
Messrs. Hunter. Seward, anderson
and Ryan.
8. 0verture-"Jubel"... &c. VI. Won Weber
Arnold's Orchestra.
4. La Parten Ia. IamDurellO
Mrs. Carnes and Mrs. Msnsford.
5. Sextette from Lucia......-..........Do nizeti
Mrs. Lst,a, Miss Peake, Messrs. Hunter,
Knowlton, Seward and ]. Griffith;
.. Concurep Zen-'Nalse" .............Strauss
Arno!d's Orchestra.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22

Public Sale Of Cotton Machinery
at Ninth and Walnut streets, vii.
mlagtOn, Del, April %, 1887, at 12
O'clock. L. W, SrIDHAM & SON,
kuctiOReers.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
wITHO Ut GRIMM AL INTENT.
.Embracsr'' Vanderbilt Confes~es and
ENplainS.

"Embracrr" Vanderbilt Confes~es and
Explains.
NEW YORK, June John Vanderbilt,
the young man who is alleged to have
embraced Juror Hudson against his will,
appeared in the Court of Oyer and Term
iner this morning, where Sharp's trial is
IN progress. Judge Barrett took the
evidence under consideration and Wander
biIt'S bail WAS continued. This done the
matter OF examining taleSmen was con
tinued.
At his examination Vanderbilt admitted
that he had made the remarks ascribed to
him, but made them in an unguarded
moment, not knowing he was violating
any law. lie had simply said: Don't
be hard on the old man He had no di
rect interest in the matter, and did not
even know Mr. Sharp. 1t was simply Il
foolish exclamation without any criminal
intent. Several witnesses testified to the
good character of the accused.
Assistant District Attorney NiCOll, who
was present and represented the people,
was obliged to admit there was no evidence
at the defendants having been mixed up in
the matter in the least.
After the examination Oi the tIleSmen
had progressed at some length counsel for
the people and defense expressed their dis
-Iti>i,tCtion with the character OF the jury.
Judge Barrett WAS equally dissatisfied
aud directed that lOOO or 1000 names he
placed in the general panel to I've drawn
from. Later the Commissioner o. Jurors
had n long conference with Judge Barrett
regarding the matter.
During the examination Ot Jurors, MIR.
MARITIME announced To the Court for the
drlcu>c that the grand jury had dis
missed the charge Of cmbuccry against
Georgr H. Warner, who had talked with
Juror sutton. The GiraEd Jury have ndiCt-
ed GrorLe W. Lynch, IN officer OF one Of
Sharp'S railroads, lor embracery IN cJnncc.
ton with the trial. The jury remained
incomplete when the hour of adjournment
arrived. .As the defense have exhausted
their twenty peremptory challenges, there
is a bare possibility of the trial beginning
to-mOrroW Though the prosecution may
delay the op,ulngot the trial uatll Monday
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
POUNDED ONCE MORE.
AhRON POUNDS MALLORY, WHILE IRWIN
COULD HARDLY BEHIT.
Thirteen Wheeling Men Struck 0ut-AkDn's Terrible
Singing and Elegant Fielding Wins the Day
No Game al Mansfield -Games
Played Elsewhere.

The Wheeling people were loud in their
denunciatlOus Of the club, last night. when
the news came from Akron that our team
had lost again, and by such oue-sided
score. Those who have been bolstering
up the club through thick and thin
were very much discouraged over the
poor work shown in the last three or four
games and rumors were dying about last
night to the effect that the next few days
would see some surprising changes in affairs
Irwin, OF tue AkrOns, has been Knocking
them all out, and is considered by experts to
be the best pitcher in the League. Still, til-
teen runs oil MallOry's pitching is bitter
pill 10 swallow and the hackers of the
team took the dose with Il bad grace.
1t should be said that Manager Eng
llsh can not be held responsible for
the recent defeats, and all the tall; detri-
mental to him is in very poor taste, con-
sldering the trouble and time he has spent
on the club, and also the Fact that it Was
mainly due to his eXertious
that the Association was founded
and formed one of the contestants in the
Ohio League. We have great deal OF
faith in the Wheeling club and hope to SEE
them pull up soon and regain their old
time pace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Chandler was nominated for Senator 10y
the New Hampshire Republican caucus
last night.
4 National Quarantine Naval Patrol is
10 be introduced To assist in the suppress
sion of infectious diseases.
Negotiations are aioot for the building
of 4 railroad from FIT. Wayne, Ind, TO st.
Louis, parallel to the Wabash.
w. IT, Green, the only cOlOred man ever
appointed to The Signal Service Depart
ment, has been discharged for incompe-
tency.
The shooting of Bob Meadows, an old
citizen of Christian county, Mo, makes
the thirty-iourth murder committed in that
county since the war.
Lieutenant ]. W. Graydon, retired
navy officer, claims TO have discovered 4
new explosive of three or four times the
power Of dynamite.
4 Cincinnati constable seized the clothes
of Simon Levy in satisfaction of Il S5C
Judgment, taking them while the yOung
man was enjoying Turkish bath.
The daughter of the late jeremiah s.
Black is about to publish the life of her
father. She was his private secretary for
years, and in possession of all his papers.
Michael Morris, wife and father-in-law,
of Bad Axe, Mich, have been arrested
charged with the murder of n relative and
the forgery of his name to deeds for prop
erty.
U. s. Consul at BueEoS Ayres, South
America. c. L. Baker, in his report to the
Department of State. suggests the practi-
rability of introducing South American
sheep into this country.
It is reported the flood at JOhnStOwn,
Pa, which did such damage on Tuesday,
was caused by waterSpout few miles
west of HooverSville. The destruction OF
property is enormous.
There has been another outbreak ot the
Rowan county Ky ieud, resulting IN
the fatal wounding of Marshal Mannn
and the killing of the two sons of DIR. H..
S. Logan. whom he went to arrest.
DIR. Thomas Holmes. of Brooklyn, is to
be arrested for practcing with 4 new en-
balming process on 4 dead body only de-
posted in vault n short time ago. Others
suspected of completely with him are 10
be arrested.
The Committee of Public Officials of the
Baltimore Reform League have reported
adversely the appointments by the Eeye-
nue. Collector of that city of three men,
Bacherach, Owing and Trust. Trust has
been forced to resign.
A suit has been lied n the Cincinnati
courts 10 eniOin the lcyying OF 4 tax to
raise a fund tor the erection of monu-
ment 70 William Henry Harrison, on the
ground that the act authorizing 1t Is un-
constitutional, and that it was not legally
carried before the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
DEN0UNCING 0'BRIEN.
MR.. NMACKlN, or THE HENRY GEORGE
PARTY, SAYS0BRIEN Is INCONSISTENT
In Going to Canada to DsnOuncs Lalsiowne and then
Coming to New York and HobHobbHg With
Landlords Just As Cruel-The American
Tenant Worse Oh Than the Irish.

NEW YORK, June 9.--John McMackin,
leader Of the Henry George party in this
city, whose position a. chairman of the
mass meeting in honor OF VIM. O'Bnen,
Saturday evening, caused the latter gentle
man to deny himself to the eyes OF the
great throng, has written an open letter
touching the episode and the denunciation
which O'Brien hurled at him (McMackin)
in his speech at the Hoffman House,
on Monday night. McNIackn is very bit
ter in his denunciation OF O'Brien and
those with whom he associated in New
York. The central idea of the letter is
that o Brien does not want TO free the ten
ants of Ireland from landlordism BY
nationalizing land, but merely wants to
change landlords that after going TO Canada
to den0unce Lord Lansdowne, he comes to
New York and hobnobs with landlords
who are habtually guilty of evctions rs
cruel ~ those practiced against the Luggt-
cuTran tenants of the Governor General.
McAlackin denounccs those who banquet
ted Mr.. O'Brien and lauded his work in
Canada, as hypocrites. lie says their SYM
pathieS for evicted Irish tenants are very
tender, but that he has not heard
word from Tammany Hall
or Bishop O'Farrell, ''in condemnation of
the brutal cvictions couple of weeks in
Pennsylvania, where scores OF families
were pitched out of their houses into
the streets and Obliged to remain there
all night, rs the landlord forbade, under
penalty of cvictions for any any one to
give them shelter
lie declares that the position of the Irish
tenant Is better than that of his American
compcer; that the former, if his rent is un-
Justly high, can have it reduced by an ap-
peal to the courts; whereas the American
tenant must pay uporget out. lleeoncludes,
therefore, that Mr.. O'Bricn, in refusing
to attend meeting on behalf Of oppressed
American tenants, WAS, TO say the least,
inconsistent, since he had come across the
ocean for the sole purpose of denou ncing a
man for oppressing Irish tenants in the
same way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
APACHES BREAK LOOSE.
The Outbreakin Arizona Assuming Seriou

Proportions.
NOGALEZ, Ariz., June 9.-The Indian
outbreak in this Territory is assuming ser
ious proportions.
The widespread depredations indicate
that there are many more than seventeen
bucks, asat first reported, on the war path
The whole country is fired with excite
ment, and it is feared parties will organize
to visit the San Carlos reservation. In
such an event there will be great slaughter
AdyiccS are coming from all directions of
OutrageS. Word comes from W. +. Lerk, of
Crlttenden, that he and two Others were
aroused yesterday morning by several rifle
shots, and found they were surrounded by
Indians. Mike Grace, one of the party, an
old pioneer and highly esteemed and promi-
nent citizen of Arizona, was killed. The
other two made their escape through a can
yon pursued by the savageS. The former
was brother of eN-MayOr Grace, of New
York.
The people Of Crittenden appealed TO the
station agent at NoSales, For Gods sake
send us aid In fifteen minutesa special
train had soldiers on board i'll charge OF
Captain Lee. A portion OF the command,
under Captain Mutt, is on the trail of the
hOStiles. A courier reports that Nuts
force ran into party OF mdianSan is now
chasing them over the hills. They Seem
to he making for the Patagonia Mountains,
and it is quite evident that the hostiles
intend TO reach the Sierre Madre noun.
tains.
telegram from CalabaSaS to the Chief
OF Police at NogalcS says the Indians fired
upon McCullOck's ranch and are on their
way south. Another party, it Is reported,
pushed southwest out CalabasaS. Juan
CenochiO, commandaut of Maglalena, has
twenty-five mounted men who leave TO-DAY
to try and intercept the Indians at the
principal passes along the International
line.
Frank Wallace, of the Sonora Land
Company, arrived from the Montezuma
district to-day and reports that all settler,
along the route who are likely to be eX.
posed had been notified by Governor Torres
that the Indians are out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
Ma.hincron prr. IN Con. enlinn.

S4raR ThVFtuR ip tLI E'yls''r
WASHrNGroN, PA, June .. The third
annual convention OF tLc Prohibition party
of Washington county net in the Opera
House at II a. m to-day. II WAS called
to order by Prof Morgan, OF California.
The Rev. J. s. Speer, CauonSbu' :, was
chosen permanent Chairman; Recording
Secretary, Thomas +. Hill, CauOnSburg;
Tally Clerks, J. &. May, Mcdonald, and
". +. McGIll, Buffalo. The first thing in
order was the nomination OF candidates
Tor county officers.
For Treasurer George Buchanan, OF
Washington. WAS elected on the first bal
lot.
Prothonotary Minor Day, Of Frank
lin.
For Clerk OF Courts-John Henderson, OF
Claysyille.
For Register-wm Carol, of MonOuga-
hela.
Recorder-Jonathan Coesber, Of Noting
ham.
For CommiSsioners-W q. Maxwell, OF
Buffalo; J. X. Powell, OF California.
For Directors of the POOr-Wm. Berry,
of Mt. Pleasant David Baker, Of Amwell.
Auditor-A. NJ. HuItz Robinson; Thos.
Miller. CannOuSburg.
Adjourned 1T l.l5 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
RELI.AIRE.

Wm. Davis and Miss Sadie Potts were
married last night.
School closes to-day for the fall term.
The yOurg ladies of the Christian church
held 4 festival on the wharf boat last night.
Adam Faupel's family leave to-day for
| their new home in Indiana.
There has been no news of importance at
the lookup for several days.
Thrty-eight saloon men have taken out
| licenses here for another year.
The Il. & q. has put on a reclining chair
car on its evening train from the West.
The graduating class has sent out invi-
taliOns tor the commencement.
Some Of the Masons from here will at
tend the convention at P0whatan on June
9th.
The water works have not been self
supporting and rents are to be increased
- per cent. This is made necessary by
the recent expenses incurred Tor improve
ments.
District President George Harrison ad-
dressed a meeting of the miners in City
Hall last night
The coal works of John Sullivan is run
ming on home orders.
A Sunday train for the benefit of resi-
dents out the b., u. & c. will soon be
placed on.
The First ward suffered a small flood
yesterday after the heavy rain.
About l7j persons have subscribed for
the new library.
The report now is that the Bellaire nail
works will only run four days week for
the present.
About l0Opersons took in the excursion
to Cleveland
A child of Vim. Nixon was buried at
Glencoe yesterday.
The Catholic Fair closes on Saturday
evening.
John Scahill had one of his hands badly
lacerated in builing machine at the
Stamping Works.
The brick that is being piled along
Union street is running some of the pave
ments by lis weight.
G. & T. trains were delayed yesterday
on account of q washout.
Major Camp has tclcgTIphed the w. c.
r. L. that he will attend their Fourth of
July picnic.
The Republican County Convention will
be held here on Tuesday. September 9Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
BLAINE IN 1SSS.
Pointers.ror Democratic Clubs All Over tn"
Country.


Country.
New YORK, June S.-The Republican
Club of New York met tonight and listen
ed to report from its Committee ON Ma
tional Ahurs The committee advised
that the club do not anticipate the action
of the Republican convention by any pre-
mature action. And added these words
"a conference with the leaders OF the
Irish-Americans who voted for Blame III
1881 discloses that they will again vote tol
him and prefer his nomination to that OF
any other man.
.Iehn :. Smith moved that 'The report
he referred back to the committee with in
structions to strike out the attempt to
boom Mr.. Blaine" He said he voted Tor
Mr.. Blaine in 1884, and would vote for
him again. But he deplored any direct or
indirect Endorsement of a candidate IN ad-
vance of the Conventions action. Mr.
Chance explained that the reports simply
stated facts, aud that the names oil Foraker
aud Sherman were suggested to the ItlSh
leaders. They, however, said they pre-
ferred Blaine, though they did not object
to Foraker and Sherman. The report OF
the COMMITTEES was adopted with one mega
tive vote.
The committee appointed TO consider
National convention of Republican clubs
reported that 100 clubs in various parts OF
the country had been communicated with
aud all favored such convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

LONDON, June 9.-The Bodyke evc-
tions continue to make an immense sensi-
ton in England, and il every one Of the
future landlord determination campaigns
and the doingS of the Tory government
when they get their coercion act he given
the same attention by the press and public,
an incalculablc service will be done to
Home rule. Mr.. Maidstone, of the English
members of Parliament, who was present
at the cvictions, intends TO have the sub
iect discus, ed in Parliament.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade ut Logan " Go. 5
drug store rs their giving away to their
customers OF so many free trial bottles OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
tion. Their trade is simply enormous IN
this very valuable article from the fact that
il always cures and never diSappoInts.
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured You can test it before buying by
Getting n trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
THE ASYLUM BOARD
tiii'nG the "thees and Regulating tn,
fay-CounterCeits Passed.

fay-CounterCeitS Passed.
Special Tlsgrum 10 As Rsqiter.
WESTON, w. VA, June g.-This morn
ing found full meeting of the Board of
Directors at the Asylum, Mr.. Sturyiss,
the absent member, being present, and
rs usual, the doors were closed to all re-
porterS included. There was not a little
guessing mdulged in rs to the electiny of
officers for the institution, hut to-day the
anxiety OF the large number OF applicants
was relieved by the Board passing 4
resolution poStpOniDg the election of OIL
GERS until the next meeting, which takes
place August Sd next. THIS is truly =
Democratic Board. They believe To the
victor belong the spoilS. YESTERDAY they
appointed G.. NJ. ChideSter, AN active
young Democrat and . member of Cosy
Hall, to the position of Clerk OF the Board.
IN place of k. II. Harrison. Great excite
ment among the employees OF the Hospital
was created this afternoon over the action
OF the Board in reducin" the salary of the
male attendants five dollars per month and
raising the wages Of the female employees
five dollars. The latter gave general sat
iSfactIon, hut the former created almost 4
strike. W. b. McGary, one of
the trueSt Democrats OF the State and cham
piou OF the labor element, demanded the
recognition OF the Board Tor ten minutes,
and made one oI the grandest efforts OF his
life in defense OF the employees, which re-
suited IN the Board recOnSiderlug the mat
ter, and placed them at their former wages
leaving the female employees ut fifteen in-
stead OF ten dollars per month. The gard
ner's salary wSS reduced ten dollars leaving
hlty dollars per mouth.
Within the past few days two one
hundred dollar counterfeit notes have been
passed here; one on A. Grcnstein, mcr-
chant. and the other on f.. NJ NandeTvOrt
general agent OF the {. w. X e.. l.. K. Both
notes were passed by members of the same
family who live near Troy, Gilmer county.
by the name of Dent. The case is being
worked up by government detectives, and
the parties will IN all probability be arrest
Ell Soou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Rear Admira
Luce, commanding the North Atlantic
Squadron, called on the officials of the
State Department to-day to consult about
matters relating to the proposed cruise o.
the squadron in Canadian waters. TIL,
Rear Admiral will be instructed to look
after the interests of American fishermen
and 10 prevent any collision with the Ca
madam authorities. The cruise will bt
made Immediately after the dedication o.
the Soldiers and Sailors Monument at
New Haven, which is to take place on the
18th inst, ami in which the squadron has
been ordered 10 participate. The Rea,
Admiral will be directed TO make iul
report on the condition OF affairs at tn,
Canadian fishing ground, and the relations
between the American and Canadian fish
crmcn, especially aS to the treatment u
the former by the officers of vessels ORDERED
by the Canadian Government Ia eniorce it,
laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10

MEMfHIs, TENN, June 9.-.;ichard
Smith, alOyear-old negro boy, murdered
4 rolorcd babe that was left in his charge
yesterday at BARTLETT, Tenn, nine miles
from Memphis. The boy is an orphan
and had been living with the parents Of
the infant The father gave him a severe
iogging ON account OF misconduct, and
the youngster resolved 10 he revenged.
Being left alone with the infant yester-
day, he took shot gun that was left in
the house and deliberately fired it at his
helpless charge, blowing its brains out
He WIS arrested and lodged in the county
Jail. He says he intended to kill the
child ut some time or other, but not just
then
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-10
kINGWOOD.
Tho CrOps-Tol"Graph Directors Elected
General News.

Tho CrOps-TCl"graph Directors Elected
General News.
Sp5cim Correspondence oiH, ECJiisr.
KINrwoop, w. Va, May 9.-The out
look for a large corn crop is not 50 Halter.
ing as it was a week ago, owing TO the
frequent rains preventing the farmers from
working their corn. Grass, oats and wheat
are doing nicely with a prospect OF large
crops; a greater acreage Of oats was sOwn
this year than formerly.
4 great many of our citizens are getting
the "borcd wells" this is an excellent idea
rs with these wells properly cascd with
iron no surface water worms, etc, can get
into the wells.
At meeting of the stockholders of the
KingwOOd and Cranberry Telegraph Go.
nn Monday the 9Th inst, the following
gentlemen were elected director: VIM. NJ.
=. Dawson, President and General Mana
ger: J. NJ. Crane, Secretary and General
Superintendent; Il. T.. l.. Tripp,lt, Treas.
mcr; Wm. G. Brown, VIM. &. W0rley,
J. X. Monroe, J. =. Jones, Directors. This
company last year declared II dividend of 8
per cent. dN lhutu vi lllht Will bt u''ldlS SN
tiIis year.
Senator Dawson is able TO be out on
crutchcs, and is recovering rapidly from
his fall, which was noted in yOuc paper 4
few weeks ago.
Our Summer Review school, under
protS. Fleming and TrOtter, opens Mon
day next, 18th inst. Prof n. $. Fleming
has State reputation as an educator, sec.
ond to none, and from present indications
will have a large school. Mr.. +. Il. Trot-
ter is well and iavorably known in this
and adjoining counties, and has given sat
isfartiOn wherever he has taught.
Mr. !. Ed. KillOw, the new editor and
proprietor of the W. Va. Arg"s, has re-
moved his family here from Grafton, and
intends to push the ArgU> toa higher level
than il has ever yet attained. We hope
he may he successful in his efforts.
Mr. ID. X. Jackson, one of our mrr-
chants, is building a large and cOmmodI-
ovS store-hOuSe
Superintendent Ol Schools, Squires, *
building new residence, rs Is also Mr..
Jas. A. Wardwell.
Jeweler Potter is building new store;
Mr.. Dunn and Others are breaking ground
preparatory to building.
Mr.. Worley's new summer hotel, the
Gordon House. is nearly completed; 1t
has about forty rooms, and the most OF
them have been taken up by summer WIS.,
itOr5 from the cities i'll search OF ozone.